Thankfully, thankfully, despite the overall disappointing performance from the leading actress, I loved the transition of Mother Ginger and the Sugar Plum. I was completely stunned looking at this scene given the very colorful, contrast view that makes the film a very modern, artsy one. In fact, it didn’t frighten me as much as when Clara was attacked by the king of rats early in the movie. In addition, the peak battle scene between the toys made by the Sugar Plum and the rats of the Mother Ginger didn’t run as epic as I initially expected. Mackenzie did well on this part.īut when she was entering the parts that faced her with Keira Knightley as the Sugar Plum or the Mother Ginger (Helen Mirren), I can clearly tell the difference aside from the different roles each of them was playing. Her sadness and misunderstanding over her father’s apparent ignorance over her mother’s death was smoothly felt.
Sometimes, Clara did make it, such as when she was conversing with her father at the beginning of the movie. Throughout the entire film, I was hoping the actress’s way of delivering the emotion of Clara as a teenage girl a shy, clever yet rebellious person, would wow me.
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That scene was supposed to be the essence of the overall movie yet the way she was telling audiences about that was just that. It was more on the acting and the expression of Mackenzie Foy that, in my humble opinion, was flat. While Clara was relieved that she finally found her strength, and that she was her only resource to defeat the Sugar Plum, I was disappointed. She quickly caught the point of the words it was all herself that she needed to conquer Sugar Plum Fairy, a devilish regent of the Land of Sweets.Īs much as Clara was expecting the answer of “what is inside the box” as the movie started, I, too was waiting for the thing the Queen Marie brought up. Little did Clara know that her initial motive would lead her into something frightening, intriguing yet liberating. It was her mother’s words that were carrying Clara following her curiosity looking for a key to unlock the box. “Everything that you need is inside,” her mother, the late Marie Stahlabaum said to her. Her face turned positive as she found out the part was a small mirror reflecting back at her beautiful countenance. Photo by Ĭlara Stahlbaum (Mackenzie Foy) was turning over an internal part of a long-shaped musical box that had been taking her undergoing a thrilling adventure in the Fourth World.
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